Heavy Wool Camp Blanket
Old-school warmth that doesn’t quit when it gets damp. Throw it on a bed, keep it in the truck, or roll it with your cold-weather kit for power outages.
No toy gadgets. No “tactical” cosplay. Just the kind of gear that earns its place in the truck, the kit, or the closet because it has actually been used, abused, and trusted when it mattered.
Old-school warmth that doesn’t quit when it gets damp. Throw it on a bed, keep it in the truck, or roll it with your cold-weather kit for power outages.
Steel box of controlled fire. Perfect for hot meals and serious heat in a wall tent, hunting camp, or off-grid setup when temps nosedive.
Fast setup, real headroom, and enough space for the family to ride out a night, a storm, or a camping trip without feeling like sardines.
Shelf-stable calories that live in the closet, truck, or storm pantry until the day you’re glad you bought them. Heat-and-eat or cold if you have to.
Pulls sketchy creek or puddle water through a filter so you’re not gambling with your gut. Good for camping, bug-out bags, or backup at the house.
The classic lockback that has dressed game and opened boxes for generations. Solid, predictable, and easy to trust on your belt or in the kit.
Brush, saplings, vines, and camp chores—handled. A simple, tough machete that turns overgrown into usable in a hurry.
Big sparks, big margin for error. Works wet, works cold, and won’t run out of fuel like lighters or matches when the weather turns ugly.
Waterproof, wind-resistant tinder that burns hot for minutes, not seconds. Toss a few in every kit so one spark actually means fire.